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Doctors Join Call To Regulate Intoxicating Hemp Cannabinoids
A group of doctors advocating for drug policy reform is calling for the regulation of hemp-derived intoxicating cannabinoids.
Illinois Lawmakers Seek Ban on Intoxicating Hemp Products
Two Illinois bills to regulate hemp products have been introduced, including one that would ban delta-8 THC.
U.K. Eases Restrictions on Hemp Agriculture
The U.K. government has approved new rules for hemp cultivation designed to ease growing the crop for farmers and spur new investment in the industry.
Study: More Than 9 in 10 Smokable Hemp Products Test Above Federal THC Limit
As states across the country continue to turn attention to and crack down on certain hemp-derived cannabinoids, a new study finds that the vast majority of smokable hemp products test over the federal THC limit and should technically be classified as cannabis.
Iowa Legislature Passes Bill To Cap Potency of Hemp Products
A bill to put a THC limit on consumable hemp products is headed to the governor’s desk after the Iowa Senate passed the measure on Tuesday.
Zimbabwe Farmers Swap Corn for Hemp Farming
The Zimbabwe Agricultural Marketing Authority is acknowledging the pros and cons of switching from traditional crops like corn, millet, and sorghum to hemp.
2024 U.S. Cannabis Sales Projected To Exceed $31 Billion
Sales of legal weed in the United States are expected to top $31 billion this year, according to a new economic projection.
Nebraska Bill Aims To Increase Taxes on CBD, Hemp Products by 100%
Nebraska legislators will soon debate one of the largest tax increases in its history.
Harley-Davidson Pivots to Hemp in Electric Vehicle Division’s Sustainability Push
LiveWire, the Harley-Davidson electric vehicle division, released a new cruiser with parts made from hemp.
False Dosage Labels on 96% of Tested Amazon Hemp Products, Many With No Hemp or CBD
Under Amazon’s current regulations, CBD product sales are not technically allowed, though that doesn’t stop suppliers from selling them anyway. A new analysis shows that more often than not, consumers aren’t getting what they pay for.